Mega core atmega2561 1281 support #24
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Sorry - I'm confused right now... My pull request should have included only a single commit (adding one file and modifying one), but it seems to have 'pulled in' 3 additional commits that were not of my doing (believe they were commits in your project that were pulled into my fork). This is literally my first pull request using github, so apologies if I've screwed something up! |
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That can happen with rebasing... the file changes look good. Thanks for the PR! |
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I've modified your library to support the ATmega2561 and 1281 chips, with pinouts defined from the MCUdude/MegaCore project. I've tested the changes on a custom board using the ATmega1281 chip and as far as I can tell, they are working.
Thought I would offer these changes up to see if you were interested in including them.